Las inversiones europeas se disparan en América Latina en aras del desarrollo. Un reciente informe sobre el caso del asesinato de Berta Cáceres advierte contra las inversiones sin control.
— Read on www.dw.com/es/millones-desviados-a-sicarios-el-caso-berta-cáceres-sacude-las-inversiones-europeas-en-latinoamérica/a-77530652

Since the Assembly of Caribbean People issued an Urgent Call for a Day of Solidarity with Cuba for Sunday June 14 support for the besieged island has continued to be mobilised throughout the Caribbean. June 14 is the 98th anniversary of the birth of the iconic Che Guevara; the 181st anniversary of the birth of legendary Cuban general Antonio Maceo; and June 3 was the 95th birthday of Raul Castro, former President and one of the historic leaders of the Cuban Revolution. 

Trinidad and Tobago’s Solidarity Activity will take place on on Saturday June 13 (the anniversary of the assassination of Guyanese and Caribbean leader – Walter Rodney).  The programme will include an update on the Solidarity Drive for Cuba launched last March in Trinidad. 

TT – Regional Day of Action for Cuba

With hate crimes exploding in Canada in the last couple of years, Canada’s Senate has passed a bill that would criminalize more Nazis symbols, the noose and make it illegal to block people from attending places of worship. An amendment for Indigenous hatred was rejected before the final bill was approved.
— Read on icmagazine.org/canadas-new-hate-crime-law-leaves-out-indigenous/

This raid and the extreme charges are a tactic to suppress solidarity with Palestine. A fully armed squad of federal government agents raided the homes of college students who spoke out against a live-streamed genocide. The only “threat” they pose is a political challenge to people who back genocide.
— Read on www.leftvoice.org/charges-against-u-of-m-eight-threaten-the-entire-movement-for-palestine/

While we continued to fight for Palestine liberation on campus, On June 10th between 7:00 AM and 8:30 AM, FBI agents, state police, local police officers, and the University of Michigan Police Department, conducted a coordinated raid and arrest of 8 activists across Ann Arbor, Canton, Milwaukee, and Chicago. 

The FBI and local police violently raided all of the major locations with the Ypsilanti location’s doors and windows being damaged. Personal belongings of the targeted residents were also seized during the final examinations. 

By 5:00 PM EST, out of the 8 defendants, 3 were released on bond and now 5 are still in custody until their Detention Hearing on June 12th at 1:00 PM. These charges are both reprehensible and have clearly shown the federal government and the University’s goal to preserve their ability to support Israel and both its continued genocide in Palestine, Lebanon, and its war with Iran. 

As noted in our original fundraiser, urgently needed funds will be used for legal costs, defense campaign costs, mutual aid for activists facing charges (replacements for stolen devices, fixing the police’s vandalism of their homes, emergency relief, food, necessities, etc.), and filling the jailed defendant’s commissary for calls. Thank you for your continued support.
— Read on chuffed.org/project/um-palestine-legalfund

Is warmongering really that bad?
— Read on www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/06/gwyneth-paltrow-just-goopified-drone-warfare/

We are raising funds to support people who have been attacked, displaced and traumatised in racist attacks in Belfast.

Every penny raised will go to transport, emergency accommodation and urgent supplies for families.

Any remaining funds will be used to towards sustaining and developing the emergency response and solidarity groups that acted around the clock last night to ensure families were not alone.
— Read on chuffed.org/project/185445-support-people-and-groups-impacted-by-racist-attacks

A handful of neighborhood bars have installed facial recognition devices that collect and share customers’ names, addresses, genders, and indiscretions with each other
— Read on sf.gazetteer.co/why-do-these-castro-gay-bars-have-tsa-style-face-scanners

The clash between FIFA and Haiti’s official outfitter, Saeta, marks the second time in recent months that uniforms worn by Haitian athletes at an international competition have come under scrutiny.
— Read on amp.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article316070419.html